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Arizona: Governors

Governors of Arizona, 1911-2014(May beincomplete!)
GeorgeW. P. Hunt 1912-17ThomasE. Campbell 1917GeorgeW. P. Hunt 1917-19ThomasE. Campbell 1919-23GeorgeW. P. Hunt 1923-29JohnC. Phillips 1929-31GeorgeW. P. Hunt 1931-33BenjaminB. Moeur 1933-37R.C. Stanford 1937-39RobertT. Jones 1939-41SidneyP. Osborn 1941-48DanE. Garvey 1948-51HowardPyle 1951-55ErnestW. McFarland 1955-59PaulJ. Fannin 1959-65SamGoddard 1965-67JohnR. Williams 1967-75RaulH. Castro 1975-77H.Wesley Bolin 1977-78BruceBabbitt 1978-87EvanMecham 1987-88RoseMofford 1988-91FifeSymington III 1991-97JaneDee Hull 1997-2003JanetNapolitano 2003-09JanBrewer 2009-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1911 Dec 12:GeorgeW. P. Hunt, elected.

1918 Sep 10:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), defeated in primary.

1924 Sep 9:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), defeated in primary.

1924 Nov 4:GeorgeW. P. Hunt (Dem), elected;DwightB. Heard (Rep), defeated.

1926 Sep 7:GeorgeW. P. Hunt (Dem), nominated;EverettE. Ellinwood (Dem), defeated in primary;J. J.Cox (Dem), defeated in primary.

1926 Sep 7:E.S. Clark (Rep), nominated;ThomasMaddock (Rep), defeated in primary.

1926 Nov 2:GeorgeW. P. Hunt (Dem), elected;E.S. Clark (Rep), defeated.

1928 Sep 11:JohnC. Phillips (Rep), nominated;JohnH. Udall (Rep), defeated in primary;CeloraM. Stoddard (Rep), defeated in primary.

1928 Nov 6:JohnC. Phillips (Rep), elected.

1932 Sep 13:GeorgeW. P. Hunt (Dem), defeated in primary.

1932 Nov 8:LawrenceMcGivern (Socialist), defeated.

1934 Sep 11:BenjaminB. Moeur (Dem), nominated;R.C. Stanford (Dem), defeated in primary;GeorgeW. P. Hunt (Dem), defeated in primary;JamesMinotto (Dem), defeated in primary.

1934 Nov 6:BenjaminB. Moeur (Dem), elected;ThomasMaddock (Rep), defeated;LawrenceMcGivern (Socialist), defeated;ClayNaff (Communist), defeated.

1936:ThomasE. Campbell (Rep), defeated.

1938 Sep 13:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), defeated in primary.

1940 Sep 10:HowardSprouse (Dem), defeated in primary;SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), nominated.

1940 Nov 5:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), elected.

1942 Sep 8:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), nominated.

1942 Nov 3:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), elected.

1944 Jul 18:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), nominated.

1944 Nov 7:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), elected.

1946 Jul 16:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), nominated;HowardSprouse (Dem), defeated in primary.

1946 Nov 5:SidneyP. Osborn (Dem), elected;BruceD. Brockett (Rep), defeated.

1948 May 25:SidneyP. Osborn, died in office.

1948 Sep 7:DanE. Garvey (Dem), nominated;RichardF. Harless (Dem), defeated in primary;JimSmith (Dem), defeated in primary;J.Melvin Goodson (Dem), defeated in primary;ThadM. Moore (Dem), defeated in primary;MarvinE. Smith (Dem), defeated in primary;HowardSprouse (Dem), defeated in primary.

1948 Sep 7:BruceD. Brockett (Rep), nominated;WilliamR. Bourdon (Rep), defeated in primary.

1948 Nov 2:DanE. Garvey (Dem), elected;BruceD. Brockett (Rep), defeated;ErnestFohle (Prohibition), defeated.

1950 Sep 12:AnaFrohmiller (Dem), nominated;DanE. Garvey (Dem), defeated in primary;RichardF. Harless (Dem), defeated in primary;JimSmith (Dem), defeated in primary;RalphWatkins (Dem), defeated in primary;HowardSprouse (Dem), defeated in primary.

1950 Sep 12:HowardPyle (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1950 Nov 7:HowardPyle (Rep), elected;AnaFrohmiller (Dem), defeated.

1952 Nov 4:HowardPyle (Rep), elected.

1954 Nov 2:HowardPyle (Rep), defeated.

1958:RobertMorrison (Dem), defeated.

1962:SamGoddard (Dem), defeated.

1964:EvanMecham (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964:SamGoddard (Dem), elected;RichardG. Kleindienst (Rep), defeated.

1966:SamGoddard (Dem), defeated.

1968:SamGoddard (Dem), defeated.

1974:EvanMecham (Rep), defeated in primary.

1974 Nov 5:RaulH. Castro (Dem), elected;RussWilliams (Rep), defeated;WonderfulRuss Shaw, defeated.

1977 Oct 20:RaulH. Castro, resigned.

1978:EvanMecham (Rep), defeated.

1978 Mar 4:H.Wesley Bolin, died in office.

1982:EvanMecham (Rep), defeated in primary.

1990:TerryGoddard (Dem), defeated.

1994:TerryGoddard (Dem), defeated in primary.

1994:EddieBasha (Dem), defeated.

1997 Sep 5:FifeSymington III, resigned.

1998 Sep 8:PaulJohnson (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1998 Sep 8:JaneDee Hull (Rep), nominated;JimHowl (Rep), defeated in primary;CharlesBrown (Rep), defeated in primary.

1998 Sep 8:ScottAlan Malcomson (Reform), nominated unopposed.

1998 Sep 8:KatherineGallant (Libertarian), nominated;TomRawles (Libertarian), defeated in primary.

1998 Nov 3:JaneDee Hull (Rep), elected;PaulJohnson (Dem), defeated;KatherineGallant (Libertarian), defeated;ScottAlan Malcomson (Reform), defeated;AlanWhite, defeated.

2002 Sep 10:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), nominated.

2002 Nov 5:JanetNapolitano (Dem), elected;MattSalmon (Rep), defeated;RichardMahoney (Ind), defeated;BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), defeated.

2006 Sep 12:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), nominated.

2006 Nov 7:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), defeated.

2010 Aug 24:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), nominated.

2010 Nov 2:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), defeated.

2014:KenBennett (Rep), defeated in primary.

2014 Aug 26:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), nominated.

2014 Nov 4:BarryJ. Hess II (Libertarian), defeated.

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